Resultados de investigación

Este conjunto de datos contiene los datos recopilados para la elaboración del artículo “Towards sustainable management of the World Heritage in Spain: from identification to monitoring of cultural values”. Se trata de una revisión de la gestión del Patrimonio Mundial aplicada al contexto español desde las primeras inscripciones en la Lista del patrimonio Mundial (1984) hasta 2024. La información abarca el proceso de inscripción de los bienes en la Lista, así como la monitorización de sus Valores, y los documentos desarrollados a lo largo del tiempo para su gestión. En esta sección se aplica un código de colores para diferenciar entre: documentos que cumplen los requisitos internacionales de gestión; documentos en desarrollo o no aprobados; documentos que abordan parcialmente la gestión del bien; documentos de efecto parcial en desarrollo o no aprobados. La recopilación de datos se ha realizado mediante la consulta de publicaciones, informes y difusión de los propios sitios, documentos de libre acceso para el seguimiento de la UNESCO y el visionado de congresos y conferencias., Los datos se organizan en cuatro bloques: Identificación de los bienes españoles inscritos en la Lista del Patrimonio Mundial; datos relativos al procedimiento de Inscripción; Documentos de gestión y planificación; procesos de Seguimiento realizado por la UNESCO.

Data obtained during the years 2010 and 2011 on the effect of 12 insecticides commonly used in citrus on the parasitoid Aphytis melinus. The insecticides were spinosad, azadirachtin, fenbutatin, fosetyl-Al, copper oxichloride, mancozeb, Pirimicarb, pyriproxifen, paraffinic oil, abamectin, chlorpyrifos, and lambda-cyhalothrin The objective was to determine their effects on parasitoid survival and fecundity, and the duration of the residue of each pesticide. The fresh residue assay was performed by spraying Petri dishes at laboratory concentrations using a Potter tower. Six to eight A. melinus adults were placed on each plate. Mortality was assessed at 24 hours. Surviving females of each Petri dish were transferred to a correspondent ventilated container with a piece of squash with drops of honey and an excess of Aspidiotus nerii scales. Females were left with the scales for 48-72 h to parasitize the hosts offered, and the resulting parasitoid offspring were counted and sexed following their emergence. A similar methodology was used to assess mortality using 7-day residuals. The most toxic products found in the previous assays were selected to study their residue degradation over time. This experiment was an extended laboratory test, where products were applied with a portable sprayer on young cv. Navelina orange trees, and the evaluation of residue persistence was made underlaboratory conditions. Three trees were sprayed with each pesticide at the maximum recommended field rate. Mortality was evaluated 1, 2, 4, 6, 9 and 11 weeks after the insecticide treatment, collecting leaves from the trees and placing them in Petri dishes where A. melinus adults were introduced. Six of these pesticides were found to be harmless to moderately harmful to this parasitoid in a laboratory assay in closed Petri dishes: spinosad (bait formulation), azadirachtin, fenbutatin, fosetyl-Al, copper oxichloride, and mancozeb, with their scores on the reduction of beneficial capacity (RBC) index being between 21.4 and 94.6% after one week. The other six pesticides classified as harmful were tested on citrus plants to study their persistence over time under greenhouse conditions: Pirimicarb, pyriproxifen, paraffinic oil, abamectin, chlorpyrifos, and lambda-cyhalothrin. Most of these products reduced their negative effect on adults of A. melinus between one and six weeks after treatment, although lambdacyhalothrin was still harmful to parasitoids 11 weeks after application The files contain data on parasitoid survival and fecundity of the different assays. A detail of the materials and methods can be found in the publication itself., - Ensayo_Fresco_csv, donde se encuentra los resultados del ensayo sobre residuo fresco. - Ensayo_7dias, donde se encuentra los resultados del ensayo sobre residuo de 7 días. - Ensayo_Persistencia_csv, donde se encuentra los resultados del ensayo de persistencia.

This technical data sheet contains all the data taken into account to solve the optimisation model for the case studies analysed in: Moreno, Silvia; Aragón-García, Alejandro; Villanueva-Perales, Ángel L.; Alonso Farinas, Bernabé; and F.D. Monaghan, Rory and Haro, Pedro, Multi-Objective Decision-Support Framework for Low-Carbon Hydrogen Supply Chains under Economic, Environmental, and Regulatory Constraints (1 February 2026). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=6163626 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6163626. The data included relates to the all included scenario; the other scenarios are derived from and represent simplifications of the all included scenario, and the remaining scenarios can therefore be derived from this data sheet. For each sheet corresponding to each of the regions considered in the case studies, the data included covers biomass availability and transport, as well as data for each technology on conversion rates, auxiliary consumption, costs, environmental impacts (CO₂eq emissions), and plant size limits.

The data refer to items from the constructs of the structural equation research model associated with the article. The items define constructs related to experience quality, perceived value, emotions, and visitor satisfaction in the cities of York (United Kingdom) and Seville.

The PaGER-Sync ADICVIDEO dataset is a multimodal, temporally synchronized repository of physiological and facial expression data recorded during controlled, immersive video game sessions designed to simulate realistic home gaming environments. It integrates biosignals from the Empatica E4 wristband —including Electrodermal Activity (EDA), Blood Volume Pulse (BVP), and Skin Temperature (TEMP) — with facial expression features extracted from video recordings using FaceReader software. Additionally, the dataset includes scores from pre-session psychometric questionnaires (Gaming Addiction Scale, Scale of Positive and Negative Experience, Emotion Regulation Questionnaire) and demographic gender data, providing psychological and individual difference context. A summary file detailing the two strongest emotions expressed by each participant with their respective percentages is included. A total of 25 participants played three commercial video games (Tetris, Sonic Racing, and Fall Guys) under controlled conditions, while their physiological responses were continuously recorded and their facial expressions captured on video for subsequent analysis. All data streams were precisely aligned using a common video-based timestamp, enabling frame-level synchronization across modalities, and the data were segmented by game. The dataset supports a wide range of research applications in affective computing, human-computer interaction, and behavioral analysis, and is particularly well-suited for the development and evaluation of multimodal affect detection models, as well as for exploring the interplay between psychological traits and real-time emotional responses., The PaGER-Sync dataset is meticulously organized into .xlsx spreadsheet files, structured to facilitate both general overview and detailed per-participant and per-trial analysis. Raw video recordings of participants are not provided due to privacy restrictions stipulated by the ethical committee approval. The dataset comprises the following key components: _Video_datetime_UTC.xlsx: A global file providing session-level metadata for all trials: Participant: An anonymous ID consisting of two letters and three numbers, self-assigned. Trial: A numerical identifier for each specific gameplay session. Game: A unique identifier for the video game played in that session (values: "Tetris", "Sonic", "FallG" for Fall Guys). Video_UTC_dateTime: Exact UTC start timestamp of the video recording (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS). This timestamp serves as a reference for synchronizing all modalities. Raw Physiological Data Files (per Participant): For each participant, separate .xlsx files contain the raw, unsynchronized values of their physiological signals across all their trials. These files include: Participant_eda.xlsx: Electrodermal Activity (EDA) values with corresponding UTC timestamps Participant_bvp.xlsx: Blood Volume Pulse (BVP) readings with UTC timestamps. Participant_temp.xlsx: Skin Temperature (TEMP) measurements with UTC timestamps. Synchronized Emotion Video Data Files (per Trial): For each individual trial (gameplay session) of a participant, a comprehensive Participant_Trial_Video_Data.xlsx file is generated. This file represents the core of the synchronized dataset, containing: Timestamp: Seconds from the start of the video recording. State: Dominant emotion classified by FaceReader 9.1 (e.g., "Happy", "Sad", "Neutral"), validated by expert review. Valence and Arousal: Continuous numerical scores. Facial Action Units (AUs): Intensity values for the 18 specific Action Units detected by OpenFace 2.2, at 20 FPS. _Emotions_Summary.xlsx: Participant (Alphanumeric): An anonymous ID consisting of two letters and three numbers, self-assigned, allowing this file to be linked with existing multimodal data. Emotion_1 (Categorical): The most dominant or frequently expressed emotion by the participant throughout their gaming sessions, according to FaceReader analysis. Emotion_1_Ratio (Numeric): The percentage of time or intensity with which Top_Emotion_1 was expressed for that participant. Emotion_2 (Categorical): The second most dominant or frequently expressed emotion by the participant. Emotion_2_Ratio (Numeric): The percentage of time or intensity with which Top_Emotion_2 was expressed for that participant. _Psychometric and Demographic Data.xlsx: Participant (Alphanumeric): An anonymous ID consisting of two letters and three numbers, self-assigned, allowing this file to be linked with existing multimodal data. Gender (Categorical): Self-reported gender of the participant (Male or Female). GASA_Total_Score (Numeric): Total score from the Gaming Addiction Scale (GAS), a 7-item questionnaire assessing problematic video game use. GASA_Problematic_Use_Indicator (Binary): Binary indicator (0 or 1) derived from the GAS score, where 1 typically denotes problematic or addictive use (a score of 3 or higher on at least four items). SPANE_Positive_Affect_Score (Numeric): Score from the Positive Affect subscale of the Scale of Positive and Negative Experience (SPANE-P), measuring the frequency of positive feelings. Range: 6 to 30. SPANE_Negative_Affect_Score (Numeric): Score from the Negative Affect subscale of the Scale of Positive and Negative Experience (SPANE-N), measuring the frequency of negative feelings. Range: 6 to 30. SPANE_Affect_Balance_Score (Numeric): Score from the Affect Balance subscale of the Scale of Positive and Negative Experience (SPANE-B), calculated as SPANE-P minus SPANE-N. Range: -24 to 24 ERQ_Cognitive_Reappraisal_Score (Numeric): Score from the Cognitive Reappraisal subscale of the Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (ERQ), measuring the tendency to change one's thinking about a situation to regulate emotions ERQ_Expressive_Suppression_Score (Numeric): Score from the Expressive Suppression subscale of the Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (ERQ), measuring the tendency to inhibit the behavioral expression of emotions.

Los datos se han obtenido mediante fotointerpretación directa de las fuentes de datos para toda el área de estudio a escala 1:2.500. La información temática deriva del modelo de datos de línea de costa del Grupo de Investigación RNM177 “Ordenación del Litoral y Tecnologías de Información Territorial” y consta de una clasificación tipológica jerárquica de la línea de costa, presencia y tipología de infraestructuras costeras y base toponímica oficial. Las tasas de erosión han sido calculadas mediante la herramienta Digital Shoreline Analysis System -DSAS- (v. 5.1) desarrollada por el US Geological Survey, utilizando transectos con un muestreo espacial de 50 m., Base de datos geográfica puntual en formato de texto (.csv) con información temática de la línea de costa y el resultado de las tasas de erosión (m/año) de la costa expuesta de Andalucía para el período general 2001-2019 y para los subperíodos 2001-2001 y 2011-2019. Para su correcta representación, se adjuntan campos con las coordenadas XY de cada punto de muestreo. Cumpliendo con el Real Decreto 1071/2007, las coordenadas vienen expresadas en ETRS89, proyectadas en UTM para el Huso 30 norte.

Datos brutos correspondientes a los experimentos 1, 2 y 3 del artículo titulado "Anxiolytic and Sedative Effects of Sodium Valproate with Different Experimental Paradigms in Male and Female Rats"., Raw data correspondent to experiments 1, 2 y 3 and from the paper entitled "Anxiolytic and Sedative Effects of Sodium Valproate with Different Experimental Paradigms in Male and Female Rats".

This dataset contains a set of anonymized and labeled HTTP requests (selected fields) from the logs of a real-in-production web server at the library of the University of Seville during 6.5 months in 2017. The dataset has been sanitized using a supervised methodology as proposed in: - Díaz-Verdejo, Jesús E.; Estepa, Antonio; Estepa, Rafael; Madinabeitia, German; Muñoz-Calle, Javier, "A methodology for conducting efficient sanitization of HTTP training datasets", Future Generation Computer Systems, vol. 109, pp. 67–82, 2020. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.future.2020.03.033., The dataset is organized in a tree structure (subdirectories) each containing different types of files or sets. As provided, 5 sets of files and two partitioning schemes are considered. The partition files are not directly provided but can be generated from the files using the provided script. The following sets of files (subdirs) are included: - RAW files: Initial registers (obtained after preprocessing and anonymization of real captured files). - LABEL files: Labels assigned during analysis. - CLEAN files: Registers considered as clean after sanitization. This is the full dataset to be used as normal traffic. - SID files: Information about SIDs triggered by used SIDS tools. - ATTACK files: Registers classified as attack (only LVL1 -indubituous- attacks). Registers in each set are organized in daily bins (files) named as biblio-2017--

., being the number of the month,

the day and an extension related to the type of content: - .raw for RAW files - .lbl for LBL files - .cl for CLEAN files - .sid for SID files - .att for ATTACK files

Los datos hacen referencia a los ítems de los constructos del modelo de investigación de ecuaciones estructurales asociado al artículo. Los ítems definen los constructos relativos a la autenticidad objetiva, autenticidad existencial y a la satisfacción de visitantes en la ciudad de York (Reino Unido), The data refer to items from the constructs of the structural equation model associated with the article. The items define constructs related to objective authenticity, existential authenticity, and visitor satisfaction in the city of York (United Kingdom).